The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-11-02
Jas. M. Gates is quite poorly yet,

Misses Jennie and Flora Kizer, of
Unitia, are visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde left for their
home in Chicago on last Monday.
Miss Della Goddard, of near Louis
vile, visited friends here Saturday.
Capt. Kirk has an improved
appearance and it is hoped will get
well.
The latest news from DR.. Stanley
is that he is improving. He has
pneumonia.
Mrs. Lucinda Farr, of Miller's
Cove, fell one day last week and
broke her arm.
Mary E. Steele returned Mon lay,
from Knoxville where she had been
visiting friends.
Died, on Saturday mig 1T Oct. 10Th,
Mrs. John Woodward, Of Nine Mile
Creek, this county.
Mr.. B. s. Catlett, of Jacksonville,
Fla, formerly of this place, arrived
here Monday to visit home folks.
] am prepared to cut and make
Mems clothing at reasonable rates.
w. G. STANLEY.
A slight freezing of the ground
was visible Monday morning, and
heavy frost on yesterday morning.
Posts Wagons are with
out a rival. Try one and
see for yourselves. 4-40-tf
Prayer meetings at all the church.
es tonight except at the Baptist
church, which occurs on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Huddleston and wifewho have
been visiting their son, DR.. Huddle-
ston,in this place, left for their home
in Indiana on yesterday. The DR..
went as far as Knoxville with them.
Mr.. Ed. Kidd has been sick with
lung and bilious trouble for about
seven weeks. Mr.. Kidd's usual
weight is about 275 pounds, but his
sickness has made a medium sized
man Of not more than 200 pounds.
Miss Fannie Piper, of Greeneville
Tenn, has been here for several
weeks visiting her uncle, j. M.
Allen, of Sandy Spring, and her
aunt, Mrs. J. L. Griffith, of Louis.
vile, this county.
The show took an immense crowd
to Knoxville yesterday. We shall
offer no criticism on persons spend
ing money going to shows, as those
who went are old enough to know
what is best to do with their money
at this time Of year.
There will be services at Tabor
church on next Saturday and Sab
bath at 1880 a. m, and at 6 p. m
The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered on Sab
bath morning.
| s. T. WILSON.
Mr.. B. G. Seehorn, wife and child
of Mill Brook, Washington county
and Miss Mary ]. Reser, Of Clea
Spring, Greene county, Tenn, arr
spending q few weeks with thei
relatives, the families of J. T. An
derson, of this place, and ]. M. Allen
of Sandy Spring.
The Knoxville police were bus,
last Thursday. There were mum
Der Of the B-hoys, who were drawn
thither by the show, that got pulled
They wanted to contribute some
thing towards making pixies TO
, Knoxville, so they took a little pix
, medicine and stayed at the polio
Hotel, where money was not plent,
Rev. j. H. Mcconnell returne'
, from Synod Monday evening ant
} left this morning for his field Q
labor. Chattanooga, and was accom-
, panied as far as Knoxville by hi
nieces, Misses Ida and Phebe Nc
, Cornell, who are returning
/: Columbus City, their Iowa HON,
) after spending several weeks yer
l pleasantly among kindred an
;. friends.
4 The latest word as to the lOcatiO
of the Southern r. H is to the effet
, that it will be through and alon
d the valley of Middle Settlement
8 This line,it issaid, will miss Friend
9 vile mile or two. 1t is not "
= known what its location will be {
p to Louisville. 1t will probably |
A located South of Logan Noun
DIN ahaut a. of a mile from III